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Ah, Millennial Pink. Pantone nailed it last year when they named “Rose Quartz” one of its two Colors of the Year. And even though this year’s Pantone is quite literally almost the reverse of Rose Quartz (it’s “Greenery”; a bright, warm green hue that could very well be diametrically opposite from Rose Quartz in a color wheel), pink and its derivatives are showing no signs of slowing down. I do have to give Greenery some credit though, because I think it’s more about the concept of green than the color. Meaning, it’s more about the revival of house plants (Monstera, anyone?), for example. Or the ever-increasing awareness and urgency of sustainability and environmental best practices. And, I have seen green creeping in more and more on social media and beyond. Velvet sofas, monochrome green outfits… Gucci. Coincidentally, there’s a growing trend of combining pink and green together. Just take a look at the Instagram accounts of @plantsonpink, @alfredtea and, one of the places I’m featuring today, @chachamatcha. Cha Cha is part of a burgeoning movement of all or mostly pink business in New York cashing in on the phenomenon. Though Mansur Gavriel and Pietro Nolita definitely take the prize, creating wall to wall and floor to ceiling, womb-like universes to immerse ourselves in and feel warm and protected enough to buy those shoes you really shouldn’t, or order pasta and prosecco and tiramisu. Nevertheless, if you find it a bit overwhelming, maybe you can be lucky enough to find a seat at one of the pink tables at Café Henrie and Dimes, and still get that #millennialpink ‘gram without feeling like you’re inside a bottle of Pepto Bismol. Me, on the other hand? Give me an outlet next to a table at Pietro and you will never see me eat elsewhere again.

All these spots are so beautiful and of course they are rocking the prettiest colour – pink! Pink and green is a combo I’ve loved for a long time because it’s quite a classic combo in traditional Indian wear! (My first sari was baby pink and pistachio green!) I would love to take a trip to NYC to visit all these gorgeous spots!

That’s so amazing to hear! It’s always interesting to learn that colors and color combinations can have different meanings in different cultures. NYC is amazing but London isn’t too bad either haha 🙂 When I move to NY we can do a house swap haha! xoxo